Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-02

| tory hQuOr law Oy an ungustianADle Inter
 pretstion of the United States revenue
 regulations regarding the sale of liquor in imported packages. and calling upon them 70 enforce the law to its fullest e1'
 tent.
 NEW YORK, June 2S-A telegram hs.
 been received from London by Richard K Fox in behalf of Jim Smith. accept | inc Jake KilrGin's challenge t1 fight for | ths championsbip of the world. He l names the European continent as the battle ground and demands g, 800 side as ataEes. Will give Sj00 Hs expenses WAsnrSGIOS, June 2S,-The commits | sioner os the g. neral land office has is- puei to regis CE and receivers of the ! Tinted States lard offices an amendatory circnlar governing proceedings to ob- ! tain title 10 public lands under the de- eert land law, According 10 it the lands | bordering upon streams. lakes or ether natural bodies of water. or thrOugu or upon which there is a river, stream,
 arroyo or l Ike holding body oi water | IT living sprlug. are 10. subject tO entry | under the desert land law until the clear est proof of their desert character IS | Furnished. Lands containing sufficient moisture to produce q natural growth oi | trees are not 10 be chased ss desert ! lands. Surveys of desert land clam canno, be made in advance of the regular
 progress of public surveys,
 SAN FRAyCIsco. June 2S.-The Preach | man n-ot-wsr, the DCcrees, and another
 vessel about as large have been ordered | from Tahiti to Honolulu and the frs, | cruiser of the Chilisn navy, the Esme- | -alda, is making ready for sea, 1t started | for the United States The government. | has ordered the wooden mHn-Of-Ear | Adams to start for the scene ot trouble ! immediately, on the coast of Hanangs.
 she being now on the wsy from Cails1. | Fifty seAmen and marines will start for Pensms next Saturday tc !oIn the | Adams.
 NEW YoRK. June 2S.-In an extra ;his evening the Mail and Express says !, IS
 believed Ike Sharp Is d. ing. The res | sor be did not testify iu his own behalf | this afternoon which WIS confidently expect by everyone right along. was be- cause h's pGysIcians cXptessei the oplu- ron that the strain of The riRid cross | exaninatiou, etc, would result m bis ' death lt was reported subsequently | the physician k of the opinion that | Sharp cannot live more than q week or | ten days, and tho least undue excite
 ment will Kill him at once, owing tO | heart trouble. The paper asserts the scheme under cODsiieTation is now to | take the case ous of 'te hands of the | iIry by bringing Judge Barrett cer- | tificsie from tbe ph, sicign tO the effect | thEt Sharp will in all probability drcp | in The court room when the jury brought | in a verdict. It Is thought this would
 iniuce the judge Co stop the case where
 Il Is.
 FOREST CITY, June 2S S-The stage be-
 tween the MouatGin House and Forest ! City was robbed Igst night. the driver, Tom Davis and a passenger named Ben ' rreles, were shot. The particulars are not known. Men are Out securing the
 country.
 NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Times this | morning explains the Imprisonment Of | Baron Seillier, who about s year ago
 was 8 familiar figure ID San Francisco ! and Monterey and declared his inten- | tion of becoming a citizen of California.
 as follows: Baron Seillier went home to
 adjust some property disputes with bis
 sitter, the Princess Desegan, wife of the ! president of the jockey club. and one of | the best known ladies ID Europe. Sell | Here had scarcely arrived there before | ne received intimBtion that there WAS
 some kind of conspiracy on foot against l him, and he made his friends promise that if he disappeared they would hunt hIo up. In less than fOrtuight after his return to Paris caOlegran was re- ceived iu New York announcing his ar Test and Imprisonment in Q fanatic asy lum on the demand of his family, The
 SeIlliers possess wealth. variOusly estI- mGsed at from fifty to one hundred mil
 lions, the larger portion of which ID the
 natural order of things would revert to
 ths baron, who is prufuse m his eIpeud- itu'e and Who has diminished hls share cOnsioerably. To further prevent the decreases and to get possession of the
 balance which smOaDts to several mil
 lions, was the reason of his imprison-
 ment. Ills friends have engaged ex-
 periencsd detectives and he was traced to a0 insane asylum ht Yannes. There
 ne remained and there he IS likely to re
 maiG. unless cur government recognizes hIs claims 10 citizenship and demands his release.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-It is re- ported fiOm SOnoma, NaDB and Santa Clara ths: c0uleure or dropping grapes is prevalent. The Muscat and Z.nfsndel varieties suffer mostly and the Folle Blanche and Malvoisie but little, R t- ting vIne roots are reported from the Italian Swiss cOlouy al Santa ROsH, The trouble WAS expected first tO be phy L. l0X5rs, and much alarm WAS creat.1. The disease is coufned t1 Q small dis- tric..
 SACRAMENTO, tune 2S The Police Commissioner held @ meetiuR this even inS Mayor Gregory called the Rt,en- tion to tue non GdmI1istraiiCn of laws ia thIs city, Gud said the police force + in demoralizCd condition. Ha advised the election Of some one ID place o' Chief Dillman.
 TULARE, June 2S A shooting sfTray occurred on farm q few miles from here last night, when A. Wesliur was wou5ded in the leg by James M. Gully, the son of the owner of the farm The quarrel arose over the possessorship of Q header outfit. I, is said tha. Gully has been arrested IT VisalIa.
 CHICAdo. June 2s-Tne mile snd one eighth dash to-day was won by Bald win's Es.rells. Time. El4i5.
 LONDON. June 2s-In the bouse of lords this afternoon, Lord Salisbury de- ciIaed ID the public interest to lay p6- pers relating to the AnZlo-Turkisl con vention in reference tO Egypt. upon the l table. The govern ment, he said. had 1 scceded Co ihe delay m the signing of | the convention which Turkey had 0. k ed m definite understanding that the | treaty should be ratified by Turkey on | Monday without fail.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 2S-Returns from several thousand local assemblies | of Knights O.. Labor today show that | the new constitution and national trade | assemblies clause has been accepted by a three-fourtbs vote. and 1t is probable that the general executive board will the new constitution, which many i'm mpOTtsnt changes, about July lst The adoption of this cousti- tution was denied few days eince.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, June 2S.-On accoupt of the establishment of t1e subsidized steamship line to run in